Selected images for Japanese hedgeparsley (Torilis japonica )
Japanese hedgeparsley is a biennial herb that grows 2–4 ft. (0.6-1.2 m) tall when flowering. First-year rosettes are low, parsley-like and green into fall. The stem leaves are alternate, fern-like, 2–5 in. (5.1-12.7 cm) long and slightly hairy. Flowers are tiny, white, 5-petaled and clustered in small, flat-topped umbels. Flowering occurs from June to September. The fruit are small, cylindrical and covered with hooked hairs that attach to clothing or fur. Japanese hedgeparsley threatens woodlands and savannas. Spreading hedge parsley (T. arvensis) is very similar and invasive.
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5350083 Japanese hedgeparsley Torilis japonica Foliage Dan Tenaglia |
5350084 Japanese hedgeparsley Torilis japonica Plant(s) Dan Tenaglia |
5350085 Japanese hedgeparsley Torilis japonica Stem(s) Dan Tenaglia |
5350079 Japanese hedgeparsley Torilis japonica Flower(s) Dan Tenaglia |
5350082 Japanese hedgeparsley Torilis japonica Flower(s) Dan Tenaglia |
5350080 Japanese hedgeparsley Torilis japonica Fruit(s) Dan Tenaglia |
5350081 Japanese hedgeparsley Torilis japonica Fruit(s) Dan Tenaglia |
